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OHKGO.N TRUNK TRAIN
Arrlvsi 7:20 . m.
IMn 8 p. ni.
O.-W. H. A N. TRAIN.
Arrive 7:311 p. m.
Ukm 7:25 . m.
ALTO STAOK LINK HOt'TII.
Leaves 8:45 a. m.
Arrives 6 p. ut.
AUTO MNKH.
Cn to Burns, Fort Klamath
Fort Rock. Silver Lake and
other puinu Youth aud south
east.
lONT OPPK1C hours.
Oeneral delivery open dally
8:30 a. m. to 7 p. m.
No mall distributed on Sunday.
Night train mall cloaca 7:15.
Day train mall close 8:80 a. m.
TKI.F.GIIAI'II IIOl'ltH.
Western Union, 8 a. m. to 9
p. in. Huniliiy and holidays
V a. ra. to 10 a. m 6 p. tu.
to 0 p. m.
TKI.KI'IIONK IIOt'ltH.
Pacific Tl. & Tel. Co. 24 hour
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mr. u nd Mm. A. Houcr liav moved
to Portland.
('. H. HudHon went to rortlund on
hUslllCBB lllHl bight.
Kmnk Hlnnn wont to l'ortluml hint
it Ik ti t on business.
A. II. Taylor In In Prlnevlllc toiltty
looklnK uftur contract work.
Samuel K. Lnohory, of II rot It urn,
wuh In town yesterday with a loud of
benf.
Miss Lois Simmons In buck from
linr hollduy trip homo to Twin Full.
Idiiho.
Thomas Francis was a passenger
to Hnilmond toduy. Ho enmo In yes
torduy from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dunn, of Moro,
concluded a Bltort visit with their
hour, Etirl mill Rn 1 pli Dunn, and ro
turnod homo toduy,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. A. Smith, of
Ilurtllnn, WbhIi., nro vIhIHiik thnlr
Ron, It. M. Smith, of the- Iluud-Smltll
Mercantile Company.
Miss KIhIo Obrin nnd Miss llimd
Putney rnttirnnd yesterday from Med-
Bend in Brief
DOINGS A YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here
I HI DA V.
Hons of Noma), Hutlier's hull, H:00
p. III.
Farmers' 1'iilon Cremiiery meeting,
Ceittrul LulHir, Truihn unit Farm
i'ln' Council, lone I'lne Temple,
HATlltDAV.
lUil Mill, office of K. I). Gllson,
8:0) p. in.
SUNDAY.
Orgunlwllon of Clir club, lr.
onnm-ii's office, II p. m.
Chrlntuui church opcus.
Special lecture ut Methodist
church, on "What It the Matter With
IWnd?"
MOMIAV.
I. (. (). V., Sullier' hull, 8 p. in.
lhiynl Arch Mumjiin, Masonic hull,
H p. ni.
I'lUnU-m nml Decorator, lone I'lnc
Tetnple, 8 p. m.
TtKSDAV.
M. W. A., Hulhrr'H hull, H p. ra.
Culinary Alliance, Ixuie I'lnc I
iMir Temple, H p. m.
City Council nutting.
Honor Guard Iclcgriiphy cIiins.
ford, whero they spout C'li I'iHt iiiiih nt
thnlr respective homes.
Wnynn Aiiior, of Idiiho Fulls, Ida
ho, Ik on IiIr way li mil today. He
haK been In llend two weeks looklnK
after proporty Interests.
Charges Cleveland, who htiR heen
visiting h'R "on, ('. K. t'levelaud, ut
the Ten liar ranch the past 10 days,
left for l'ortluml thin morjiltiK.
Gnurgn Smith, who Iiuh been here
on a trip from Portland, left this
morning for Hpoktiuc, whero ho ex
pect to Htny. Mr. Smith wns u for
mer rtmldoiit of Uund.
T. II. AmundBon la here from North
Dakota, visiting hla sister, Mrs. J.
Kdwnrd Larson. Ho will probably re
main a week. Mr. Amundson la re
lated to til (i fumcniB explorer.
Word has linen received by tclo
ftrum from Shnnaon Ilond, with the
CoiiHt Artillery at Fort Stevens, that
ha Is on his way to the east. Ills
parents havo received no other word
from him.
Article of Incorporation woro to
duy proparod for tha Christian church
which will soon move Into Its now
hulldliiK. Tha trustees are II. I. Mc
Klm, president, AddJn Uovo and Fred
10. MeConnlck.
That mill condition urn very kooiI
III If ! I tho Blatunient mudii by
M. II. Alton, sluto deputy labor coni
inlHsloner und fuctory Inspector, who
wu a imBseiiKer on thu outbound
train till innrnlnK. He hu Konu tu
Miiupln to look ufter elevators, Mr.
Allen visits llend three lime a ynur
looklnK Into tho Kunltury und imt
chunleul condition. Ho went tbroiiKb
nvery mill in till vicinity und found
few cIiuiikc lo order inudu.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Unite Inn.
J. Kluter, Portland.
Wlllurd Cook, Portland.
II. (). Klopp, Hpokuuii,
It. O. llowiuun, Milwaukee.
It. M. lioruii und wife, l'ortluml,
1). L. Ilynes.
, F. MoiitKomery.
A. D. l.ee, Prlngli) Full.
1). W. Ilmmuto, I'ortlund.
AV. O. lluilley, The Dalles.
Wright lioti l.
Naomi Hiiilth, Muupin.
U. C, I'urkiior and wife, llend.
(). D. Kylu, Ht. Helens.
Hilda WHjluui, Yamhill.
W. J. Omni, I'ortlund.
II. Klco und wlfo, Ileud.
J. II. Iliixter, llend.
It. F. Martin, Pulalcy.
una Nance, Urandvlnw.
D. J. Fl I'ortlund.
Vorne Illuck, I'ortlund,
H. P. FlnliiB. Curfleld, Wuah.
Victor Harris. I'ortlund.
The t'ir.y,
W. S. Amort, Hlley.
W. J. Iliiur, Klley.
M. M. Penehoy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. lienor.
J. W. Johnson, I'ortlund.
F. (',. Dibble, Suntex.
Halph Templeton.
Tho County Poor Farm harbor not
a sliiKle man with a bunk account.
The Firm National Hunk, llend, Ore.
Adv.
Ht'YH NKW AITO.MOIMI.K.
W. I'. UuwnliiK today became the
owner of a new automobile. He baa
Juat purchased a aeven-paaaenger
Bulck car from the Bend Garage.
Talltala Evldanca.
An lndluuiipKlla uliooluacher, ac
cordlllK to ItiUiauulHilU Nj, tclla lUa
fulluvtiiix atory:
A mother and her Utile boy were
walking down street In which food ad
ministration .membership cards were
especially thick.
"Those people doa't have anything
to eat," said tho little boy, pointing to
a house In which there was a food
card.
'Those people don't have anything to
eat, either," he snld at the next house.
"Those people don't have anything to
est," ho mild ut the next house In which
there was u food card.
Ity till time tho mother began to
wonder what her young sou was tulk
lui; nbont.
"Those people don't have anything to
eat," the llttlu buy said ut thu noxt
house.
"What on earth do you menu by Buy
ing that those people don't have liuy
thlnc lo cut?" asked the mother.
"They have n curd like ours," said
the Hon.
TO THE GIRL BACK HOME
Kven under extreme duiiKer the sol
dier's thoiiKhts drift toward home. A
French soldier ut outpost duty snatches
a few inoineuts to write words of eu
courugeiueiit to the girl he loves.
For Toothache.
Oil of cloves may be used success
fully for ii Mule while, hut you must
not continue with It too long or It
may leml to congested toothuehe, suyfr
uu exchnuge. Put Just one drop oo e
pie. r wuddliiK and push the wud
dliik' (Irmly but gently Into the hole In
the aching toolh. It uiuy slay there for
two or three days, and should then be
renewed.
.Spirit rubbed on the gums will give
relief for n few minutes. It Is also a
good plan to rub baking soda round
the tooth und then rinse out the nioutb
with warm wnter.
If the trouble Is caused by an ab
scess, nothing Is better than a poultice
of Unseed men! mixed with vinegar
Instead of wuter. Measure out three
lublespoonfuls of meal. Boll enough
vinegar to mix the meal Into a moist
paste, Htlr It up very quickly, wrup
It up In a piece of old, soft flannel,
a ud apply It to the face as hot as Is
bearable. It should not be made be
fore the patient Is ready for It ; but If
a delay occurs, and It has to be kept
back for a fevr minutes, yon should
lay It on a warm plate und pop It Into
the oveu.
HOLIDAY VISITORS
AT PRINGLE FLAT
Impromptu Dunce Given Christmas
Night House I'urty ut
Kvulis Home.
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
PltlNGLK FLAT, Jan. 2. Mrs.
Stetson returned from llend, where
she attended teachers' institute the
post week.
Harry Kvuns la home for tho holt
days.
Hubert Pearson is home for Christ
mas vacation.
You Did Not E xpect a Sale of
GOSSARD CORSETS
This Season
Nor did wo, for the steadily advancing prlco of all merchan
dise rnudo It seem linprobubln that Oossard Corsets, In which
the highest standard of manufacture, must all times bn main
tained, could bo offered at sale prices. Happily, an unusual
market condition ha made It possible for us to obtain some
Gossurds that wo ore offering at the following remarkable
prices: ,
$8.50
Corsets .
$6.33
$5.00
Gossards
$3.50
$3.50
Gossards
$2.67
$2.50
Gossards
$1.87
Our discriminating clientele will appreciate these unprece
dented values the world-famed Gossards correctly Interpret
ing the new silhouette of the mode, insuring your health, and
offering a wearing service that alone is worth any price you
may pay these incomparable corsets offered at practically
the manufacturing coat.
We cannot too strongly emphasize this unusual opportunity.
The stock Is necessarily limited, and we therefore suggest an
early inspection today, If possible.
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STOP AND SHOP AT
The Beit Place to Trade After All
LOAD UP THE PIPES OF THE BOYS
IN FRANCE.
Tear out this coupon, fill it In and send as much money as
you can spare to buy tobacco for our fighting men,
THK BEND BULLETIN,
Enclosed find to buy packages
of tobacco, through "Our Boys In France Tobacco Fund" for
Amur lean fighting men In France.
I understand that each dollar buys four packages, each with
a retail value of forty-five centB and that in each of my pack
ages will bo placed a postcard, addressed to me, on which my
unknown friend, tho Boltllor, will agree to send ma a message
of thanks.
NAME
ADDRESS Street
CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Blackstone enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Danlelson and
children, Robert Pearson and Martin
Graybourg, Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans are entertain
ing a merry bouse party during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hamlin had as
guests at Christmas dinner, Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer and children and C. B.
Todd and Mrs. Stetson.
An Impromptu dance was given at
the hall Christmas night, attended
by those who did not go to Brothers.
C. B. Todd returned Wednesday to
the mill.
F. W. Hamlin and E. W. Palmer
returned Wednesday afternoon to the
mill.
News has been received of the birth
of a fine seven-pound boy to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Ransom, who are spend
ing the winter in Bend.
Mr. Carpenter is home from Bend
for Christmas.
The Bend Garage has Just installed
a two-cylinder air pump and will have
air on tap at all times for the bene
fit of the motoring public. 23,4.5c
Do you keep valuable papers
around your borne? Insurance poli
cies, deeds, documents or. other pa
pers that will be difficult to replace?
Are you sure that fire or theft will
not some day cause you to lose them?
For absolute protection you can rent
a safety deposit box at the bank for
only $3 per year. 'We recommend
this precaution. The First National
Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv.
LOST A cow.
Bulletin want ads.
Find her in Tho
An Electric Coffee Percolator for
$8.50. Tho Power Co. Adv.
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Tesk 1 Wtotitm iJtTioXaia IlAmx 96-132,
six ooaAsnrryccNTSfcC
By ;
imp
e Bend bulletin
The first chock sent by. Tho nullotln lo the Amorlcan Tobacco Company covorlng subscriptions to The Bulletin tobacco fund for our soldlora In
Franco. Tha sncond chock was twice this amount and the third larger than the second. Bond in your subscription now to make the next one the
largost yet,
CJFor Quality, Service
and Entire satisfaction
Utz and Dunn
SHOES
offers particular buyers
many advantages.
Our lines are very complete and
you will find a delightful as
sortment here.
fl Every pair of
''DIAMOND
BRAND"
SHOES
is made of solid leather
throughout and possess
that ease and comfort
that have caused their
tremendous popularity.
SATHEKS